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Since day one, I've had issues with my cox hsi. Right now, I'm under the Ultimate tier and have had several techs come out to install, repair, re-repair, re-route, analyze w/ no solution, etc.So I figure maybe to give this a shot. Hopefully, somebody can provide some light on my situation. Information: Location - Tempe/Scottsdale, AZ.House (built roughly 10 yrs ago). I have a DPC3000 and im in north phoenix. Well ok, its worse cuz my modem has stopped responding and I no longer can get a status page, even after power cycle.
I wish we could see the modem logs like we could on other modems. I get 50 down and 5 up from speedtest.net via the San Jose Ca server. I would suggest using multiping to keep track of the modem performance. Free trial version: » Set it up this way. After install, adjust some settings.
Edit >Options >Packet Set: Time Interval between pings:0 Packet Size:28 Max Samples to keep in mem:0 Then OK that. Add 192.168.100.1 to your ping list In the ping interval box *TYPE* 0.3 and press enter.
Drag the chart box up to make it bigger. This will ping your modem 3 times a second and chart it over time. You could also add google.com to your ping list as well to watch your connection to the outside world. This will show any reboots, outages, lags, issues with your connection.
At three times a second it will provide very high resolution as well. Said by: I have a DPC3000 and im in north phoenix. Well ok, its worse cuz my modem has stopped responding and I no longer can get a status page, even after power cycle.
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Add 192.168.100.1 to your ping list In the ping interval box *TYPE* 0.3 and press enter. Lightroom 5 Crack Mac Francais. Drag the chart box up to make it bigger. This will ping your modem 3 times a second and chart it over time.
You could also add google.com to your ping list as well to watch your connection to the outside world. This will show any reboots, outages, lags, issues with your connection. At three times a second it will provide very high resolution as well. Thank you for your prompt reply. I know I'm not the only one experiencing this issue. But ya, I've tried ping tracing and diagnostic tools from all over and they just say the same thing.
I wish it could be that easy to fix this. I'm sure this is something on the providers side. This is pinging to my gateway. This shows my connection to the first hop inside cox. 5 days, the brief red spikes are the modem rebooting. This also shows other packet loss issues and a outage.
The big red outage is when I disconnected things to try rewiring cable and connecting ONLY the cable modem to the incoming cable feed. So that does not count as a outage. I have plots from before getting the Cisco DPC 3000 and DOCSIS 3 with no red at all for a month. This also shows the normal daily increases in latency caused by demand on the cable co system. Pinging to the modem shows the issues clearly, in this case every bit of red is a reboot/hang/outage. It also shows WEIRD increases in ping response time possibly caused by CPU utilization ( caught in a loop cuz of broke firmware ). I also think that 1 ms is kinda a long time to return a ping for a device with 3 foot of wire between me and my computer.